Actually threw an old grey angle into a fire once in an attempt to melt it. It would not melt, just flaked off bits at a time.
Later found out that bowling balls are made from a "thermal setting" resin. Basically, that means that once poured and cured, they will NOT return to a melted, liquid state. Therefore I think that it would be almost impossible to "burn" a bowling ball as we know it.
Might be able to soak it in some chemicals and let the cover soak up some, then light it and let the chemicals burn. Don't really know what that would do though.
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Doesn't it feel good to know that your on the right TRACK?
Edited on 9/12/2005 9:55 PM